Plan Released Aimed At Disbanding Guerrilla Army
May 14 2010
Nepal
The head of the Maoists in Nepal says he has a plan to disband their guerrilla army, reports the Indo-Asian News Service.
The Maoist chief and head of the People's Liberation Army, best known as Prachanda, released four-month blueprint to disband the former rebels.
The Maoists have asked the government to seek feedback from the nearly 20,000 combatants about joining the national army or being rehabilitated.
This process could be completed by mid-June, and the fighters...
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